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Brian

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Audio Technica Headphones?
10/29/15 at 02:42:27

I have been looking at this page http://www.audio-technica.com/cgi-bin/product_search/headphones/headphones_cat.p...
and wondering if there is anything here that forum users have familiarity with.

Model ATH-A2000X is especially appealing to me with it's description of "unmatched expressive power and incredible sonic detail". Also, with my limited experience of headphones, I have preferred closed back models. In the few open and closed models of various brands I have used (all much less expensive than these) the tone was much more naturally balanced in the closed models.

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doukhobar Seasoned Member Posts: 139	Re: Audio Technica Headphones? Reply #1 - 07/26/16 at 16:02:03 I am wondering the same thing myself. I've heard some Audio Technica cans prefer low impedance output from the amp. I think the Taboo III has this as an option. But how about the Taboo II with low impedance cans?
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Rcrfq Verified Member Posts: 4	Re: Audio Technica Headphones? Reply #2 - 07/05/17 at 20:00:46 I'm using ATH-W5000 Audiophile Closed-back Dynamic Wooden Headphones. It's very nice for quality sound.
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Steve Deckert Administrator If the 1st watt sucks why continue? Posts: 6246	Re: Audio Technica Headphones? Reply #3 - 07/07/17 at 03:24:16 All Taboos have always been low impedance amplifiers capable of driving almost a dead short. That is why it was such a natural decision to repurpose the Taboo from what was originally a speaker amplifier into a headphone amplifier that can easily drive planar headphones.
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Brian Seasoned Member Posts: 897	Re: Audio Technica Headphones? Reply #4 - 07/07/17 at 03:54:17 Thank you, Rcrfq, for the comment on the sound. Brian
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DB2 Senior Member Posts: 67	Re: Audio Technica Headphones? Reply #5 - 07/20/17 at 01:46:17 I also have a pair of the ATH-W5000s. Very enjoyable (check out the 6moons review). However, by today's headphone standards (technology moves on) they don't have as much bass/punch. Also, because of their design, be sure to try a pair on your skull to see if it fits well.
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mymusictrip Verified Member Posts: 3	Re: Audio Technica Headphones? Reply #6 - 06/20/19 at 10:24:44 Thanks for post. and Audio Technica headphone ATH-M50x provides incredible voice quality and enjoyable now.
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